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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-09-09

7.
Corrected to fast time, one hour faster
than schedule time.
Trains leave Butler for Allegheny City at
6:l5, S:lS, and 1890 q. In. and $50 and 6:25
p. m. A train connecting for New Castle
and the West leaves Butler at lao p. m.
and arrives at Chicago at 600 a. m. next
morning.
Trains arrive from Allegheny at 9:l0 and
l0ISa m. and 1920, 1886, 6:20 and $3.50 p.
m.
Trains leave Butler for Foxburg and the
North at 1920 a. m. and 1888 and 1888 p. m.
Trains arrive at Butler for the north at SIS
and 1918 a. m. and 600 p. IN.
On Sunday trains leave Butler for Allie
gheny at S:i3 q. nj. and 625 p. m, and for
the West ut lao p. m, and arrive from
Allegheny at 1918 and 1886, and from the
West at 1856. A train arrives from the
North at SABA nj. and departs at 7:56. pm.
Trains leave Allegheny for Butler at ZOO,
$40 and 1920 a. m. and lao, 4:l5 and
6:35 p. m, fast time.
Trains leaving Butler at S:l8 a. m. and
l:40 p. M. make close connections at Gallery
for the West, and the 2:50 train connects but
not closely.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-09-09
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS rs

A j. HU ICd1SON,
r. M. DUNCAN.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-09-09

FOR CLERK OF COURTS
REU BEN McELVAIN.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-09-09
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

SAXoNBURG, Butler county. Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-09-09

REGISTER & RECORDEis'
n. ALFRED AYRES.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
gefesrap9i(&e 9epe(&en.
Oeuti d I an b.

Berlin, Is. Sebr. Der @rai
S9msttau 1T gum Militdrs8 8euollmddtis:
ten bel ber bsntiden 9eianbtidaft IN 8els
glen srnannt 'porben. Wtan lest ber gr.
nsnnuns iniofern cine 8ebeutuns BET. als
Der Ypiten ieitbsr piele Sabre lang unbs'
iest mar.
Berlin, 10. Sebr. Die vHationaI'
8situns" bsipri9t bas Sntsreiie, pel9ss
bic SoSialiiten In allen 8eltsessnbsn an
ben bsuoritsbsnben Wablen in DeutidIant
nebmen, su benem iie ibren sortisen Yar:
teiirsuubsn bic @slbmittel lisfern; no.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
preiie Ger An,eteen.

>sI~ wv sJ~s<1<a"
Seber 3su Der Spalts per Sabr. +. 4. .$12.00
oO'o"o's ''0o
y 3Wonate 5 500
Sir ie5e 3eile grepier, ober beren Rdunt, bds
eritemal 10 Gents. bic ud6teumsle @euts.
Seiratbss uno Sobesan,eisen nit Sprut
$3.50, obne Spru6 $1.0O.
auspartis. an;eissu miihsn porausbt,ablt werssa.
Gn,eiaen fir Qicnics, 2otterien, @lidsipiele
&C., bic benz @eite Der fatb. Rirde surpiber, fins
ben feine aufna5me.
2(nsetsen fenoe tttat fpdteifenS
Wontas Worsen ein.
Jobs2lrbeiten aller Dirt prompt uno
billis aus9efihrt.
ctfee Ser ,,@asette":
6Efe Ser 6. uuo Jopa.Strase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22
g pIpne fieu.

WeIbourne, l5. Sebr. 2aut gia1s
ridten BON ben SreunbidaftsinisIn finb
ieds @inseborsne pesen gnsriffs auf bie
Wliiiiondr Sater gum Eobe psrllrtbsilt
porben unb Der 9Snis bat elm 8esnabts
sunssSeiud Der psslepaniidsn Miiiiondrs
auf ben Snieln abssIsbnt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29
Pathetic Scenes Ut sing Sing.

Every day some Of the prisoners are al
lowed 10 see their friends In the reception
room. Of which State Detective jackson
has charge. 1t il here that some OF the
most pathetic scenes are witnessed.
While the reporter was sitting there an
old Irish woman, her face covered with
wrinkles. tottered into the room. She
was accompanied by young woman car
ryimg baby while little child walked
bv her side They seated themselves on
one Of the benches, and soon tall fellow
entered and approaching the old woman
he stopped over and kissed her. She partly
arose from her seat, and putting her hand
on the mans shoulder, said, brosenly,
"Ah. me bOyW Then she began 10 cry,
and rolling her handkerchief into ball
mOppcd her eyes with 1t from time to
time The man turned to the younger
woman. WhOwas his sister, and Indifferent
10 his mothers sorrow began laughing and
talking and playing with the children.
lie took the baby in his arms and kissed
10 while 10 crowed over him and poked its
little fingers into his eyes.
ON another bench in one corner sat a
plump looking Irish girl with pretty
f lace. t-iif N as liN ulNllf Ifil-f A'i SUM "a
convict pcercd shecpishly through the
doorway. and recognizing her, advanced
awkwardly to her side. There was re
sounding Kiss: and the two saf down and
talked clcerfully together There was
not q vcstigc Of sorrow between them,
notwithstanding they were both very
young and only married a short time be-
fore their misfortune overlook them.
There is no time 10 indulge in sorrow in a
meeting OF thirty minutes duration once
I'm two months They have only time TO
talk and hope and so they talked. Yet
on the same bench there sat "a group
which ordinarily should be beyond a
thought of hope There were two women,
+ the oldest the mother Of two cOnvicts, the
Youngest tlc wife Of one Both the young
men appeared together and smilingly and
anccti0uatcly received the greetings that
awaited them. They We're the rwO ka-
F hOut brothers. who We're some time ago
convicted Of arson and sentenced t0 con-
nncmcnt in the state prison for life. The
oldest is only - and the youngest % end
/ both have nothing before them but "a long
waste of years. Yet the thirty minutes
+ allowed was spent in the most cheerful
conversation. and the eyes Of all cleaned
happily when the moment for the parting
kiss arrived New York Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

oh 7 know n certain woman who il reckoncd
with the good.
I'm, che ans me with more terror than q raging
lion would.
The little chills run up and down my spine UGH
c'cr We meet
Though she seems n gentle creature anu sue
very trim md neat.
And she has a Thousand virtues and not one nc
hnOwlcdged sin,
Bu, she IS the sort 81 person You could hAeh 10
pin ,,a,,,,
yy-,,,, you seek for shat has hurt you' why, You
cannot find the head
p,t see flis YOU with discomfort and eXaspera'-
ing pain
n anybody ask- you why. Won really can't *
plain.
A pins such a tiny thing-of that there Is no
doubt
wrctchel tiu it's ont
She is wonderfully observing when She meets
pretty s.d
She il. always sur, 20 Tell her IL Der "hans is out
~ curl
And sheis sosymrathefic: O. DER friend who's
much admired.
sheis often heard rcmarking, Dear, You look so
worn aud treir
And She is n careful critic. for ON Yesterday She
eyra
The dress was airing with woman s nat
ural pride.
And Sine said. "oh, how becoming. and then
softly added, 30
Is really misfortune that the basque is such a
ft"
Then she said. TT you had heard me yestereye,
I'm sure, my friend,
You would say ava champion who knows how
todefrnl"
And She lcft ne with the feeling most unpleas
ant aver
That the whole world would despise me if it had
not been for her
Whenever encounter her, I'm such namcless
way
She give. mo the impression ann at my worst
that day.
And the Dat Chat was imported and that cost me
half O sorueu
With just once s'ance from her round eyes be-
comes a E1nery bonnet.
She is always bright aud smiling, sharp and shin
ing for q thrust
Use does n.t Seem % blunt her point, Tor does
She gather rs~t.
Oh. Ivish SOME hapess specimen of mankind
would begin
To tidy up tae world for me. by picking mp this
Ella Wheeler Wilcox i'm The Century
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DREMOVAL OF DAMS IN JAMES
II RIVER
NOTICE FROM THE COMM SSIONERs To
PARTIES INTERESTED.

The undersigned. Comm ssi0ncrs appointed
by tlc Board OF Public Works. Zoo pursuance Df
am acf of the Legislature. 90 SECURE THE
REMOVAL OF CERTAIN DAMS is THE
JAMES RIVER AND IT'S TRIBUTARIES.
Will meet at the following named times and
places. tO.wit.
AZ Maidcn's Adventure Dam. Tuesday.
August %, l'7,. between the hours OF armand
r. no DID,.
AZ Pcmbcrtou's station, same day, between
thc hours Oi - noon and p.m.
AZ Iyc River Dam, same day. between the
hours Of B and O. pm.
At Joshua Falls Dams. On Wednesday. Au.
gust loth, between the hours of am. and r.
noon.
ON Thursday. August llth. the said Commits
-0ner- VIII Dee 40 the several Dams between
LynchDurg ana Balcony Falls. commencing 'u
the morning at Lynchburg.
on Friday. August 18th. thcy win yi.ittho
Dams between Balcony Falls aud buchanan.
commencing n the morning at Balcony Falls.
ON saturday. August 18th. they will wish III,
Dams on North fter. between Balcony BALLS
and Lexington. commencing in the moruiupnf
Balcony Fails.
Persons Interested in the question Of r,uo,-
lhs iht Daiua, cithcr %, property owners or u-
residents OF thc neiIhhOrhOOd. are invited gu
meet the commissioners aiithe times and place.
named above, and make any suggestions
deemed pertinent upon the subject
PAU &. EDMONDS,
X. ID. klRKPATKiCk.
W. ID. DABNEl.
-lysc-ldu9 Commissioners.
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An Immense Scroll Saw.

There is q man i'm the Sea Beach Palace
exposition ON Coney Island who works
out the most delicate articles with a band
saw nineteen feet long and revolving AZ
the rate of over a mile u minute Upon
this immense machine the skilled operator
I'm my presence sawed out four chairs. all
complete with legs AID backs, but so
small That the four were placed ON the end
of a lead pencil az one time Then a
dozen knives and forks Of the most dimin-
utve size were made and placed around
the lead pencil 50 small were they that
although the entire dozen were placed
round the pencil not one Of them touched
the other Then the operator trimmed
his finger nails on the huge saw as cley-
erly and as easily as one could do it with
penknife.
Wetting his thumb, he pressed the ball
of it into some sawdust and then sawed
the sawdust of the thumb without
scratching the skin, yet single nervous
twitch of the arm would have cost him q
hand All sorts OF curious puzzles are
turned ont with astonishing rapidity from
an sorts Of misshapen blocks Of wood
Even articles Of clothing, as thin and flex-
lille rs cloth, are worked out 10y this ma
giclan from little pieces Of wood with his
biz saw The cap he works in was sawed
out Of over 900 pieces Of wood, no two
of which are the same size OF shape -
Brooklyn Eagle Rambler. -
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29
A Ynnnr slncer,- Cnnracc.

The Madrid opera house is one of the
finest i'm the world, and the performance is
nearly always good. Only the best sing
ingwill De tolerated bya Madrid audience,
fact of which saw an illustration that
was almost tragic 4 young American
had come there much hcralded and under
am engagement for six nights. She had
already sung one night before heard her,
and bad failed tO please For this eyenisg
another prima donna had been announced.
but she had been taken ill, and the Amcri
can girl unexpectedly appeared iu her
stead The rest Of the company was ~
good as could De desired, and met with %
hearty welcome. When the American
sang. She was quietly disregarded, save
when, now and then, distinct hiss would
come from some of the least fashionable
portions Of the house.
How ] piticd her rs | saw her stand
there. with all those hostile eyes looking
her over, an that sea of scorniul faces
turned toward herl How could She 90
Ou2 But not 90 do so would have been 20
forfeit her engagement and lose all that
was her due Upheld by ! know not
what sense Of stern necessity, she steadily
sang her part through. When scene
was aDplauded she stood aside with her
pale face and her set lips, knowing that
no share in the applause was for her.
Not one expression Of Spanish approval
or announcement sustained her from be-
ginning 90 ed. felt that no gladiator
fighting i'm an arena ever displayed more
dauntless courage Louise Chandler
MOultOn in The Cosmopolitan.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

West Point riding deserves a chapter
by itself for it would be % revelation 10
the city schools Bareback, with crossed
stirrups. with every kind Of horse except
an easy one, the boys have 10 rough ii for
q year or moro before they get foot rest.
The big, gloomy riding hall has its agile
tenant. day after day during the fan and
winter months and few indeed are the
boys who are not time and again rolled in
the tan bark or pitched headlong over the
hurdles
4 cat with its reputed plurality u lives
would De dead a dozen times over IN
taking half the chances those laughing
Youngsters viii eagerly seek in their three
years 20 cavalry and light artillery drill,
but it seems impossible 10 kill a cadet,
and just as hard to scare one. More reck-
less. daring, graceful riding one need
never look 90 see than among the seniors
when they come before the board OF visitors
in Jane; and all through the spring,
varied by occasional scouts and recon
n0issances over the rough mountain roads,
the drills of the cavalry battalion on the
plain are sights that one can never tire Of
Watching while after an hours running
40 the heads, or leaping hurdles bare
back, picking up handkerchiefs from the
ground or mounting and dismomting at
a gallOp. the boys come back from the
han covered with glory and tan bark,
but with famous appetitos and few
bruises Charles King, L. 5 A, in Har-
per's Magazine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

"Ycs.n said Mr. Maly sadly 81 lost my
case-lost it by thc iniuiicious language Of
my lawyer, Mr. LaIIy'
"Whv. how was that, Mr.. Mallyf
"WAy, when my lawyer was closing his ar
gumcnt %. thought to make "a good point by
saying LIT Justice be done though tie
heavens fal'n
Of shouldn't think that would have injured
your case
"lt dbl, for the lawyer ON the other side IN
closing said: Fiat iustitia, uat cGum.
That settled the bushes, with tine jury, and ]
had 90 pay damages boston Courier
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

\ LAWYER diving ul0ng county road
a,bed woman who was walking iu the same
direction which way bee bad to turn 90 reach
b. The woman gave him directions and
added tlat She was going m that direction
and would point ont tho way "AA right,
good woman" said the lawyer, Jump up
better bad company than noue' After
Jogging some mile. further the woman de-
seconded and thanked him for the drive.
~Ilavo ] much further % go ere reach tho
B. road p asked the limb of the law. "Oh,
YOU passed it some two OF three miles back,
was the answer. shut as Thought bad com.
pany better than none brought You on
Unidentified
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

Why is DO that three bottles OF B. B. B. are
sold in Atlanta to ONE OF amy other blood rem
eds. and twice as much consumed In thc state
OF Georgia DIS ans other preparation 80 one
need take our word. hut simply ask the drug
r-ts. Ask tine people. They are competent
witnesses. Six houses In Atlanta are buying
D.. B. b. in fye and teH gross lots. and some "f
them huy 1- often a- every two months. Why
these Unprecedented sales here at home with
so little adrcrtI-.nEf Modc-t} f0ru.ls us maxi
mgar reply. Had B. 70. B.hocnbci0re the pub
LEA quarter ha.f century, 10 would not Doe
necessary tl he h0'-tcrcl up with crufchc- Of
pHgcaitcrtl,emeutsn now. Merit wll conquer
unI down money.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29
New York Markets


Wheat opened weak and three-eighth-
lower to-day on easy cables and some rain in
the northwest. September opened 90 7Os
and local scalpers sold freely, which caused
q steady decline 10 cot During later part 0i
the session offerings We're not So tree. and dc.
mand, from the shorts caused reaction.
Close is rather strong at 70s. There wa, uo
change i'm the general situation and large
operators were not disposed to trade
Corn strong and about half cent higher 0n
continued dry weather and good outside buy.
ing orders.
Provisions very quiet and dun at last
night figures
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29
Nirtncs OF the Autiphone.

a Yankee clerk in one Of the depart
ments has invented a c0ntriysnce called
the auuphone The thing consists OF q
little diaphragm that can be put in the
ear. where il is not visible or unpleasant,
and il shuts out all sounds except the
words of a person cOnyersing close to one
wearing the phones. The noise of
wagons, ice cream men and the doyiled
crab man are wholly shut out The dia-
phragm operates like the c0rundum
crystals that polarize light, letting some
rays pass and shutting out others. New
York sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

He was one of those long, thin, dried up
fellows with a parchment skin ana sharp
ewes. and Sharp nose, who awe always pry
ing into thmg. ID was on tho Saucoito boat,
and n fellow came on board with basket
and sat down near him. There was some
thing very important an the basket. for the
fellow kept neerng in all the time nnd look
ing % sea if the lii was securely fastened.
Tie sharp ulsal man began % feel am i'm
terest. AMI bis curiosity kapi rising higher
and higher. until when the fellow bad peeped
into the bassotf0r the hftieth time be couldn't
stand it any longer
II beg your pardon, but you're So in
torested in that hn,ket YOU really excite me.
What have YOU got ini it,
The fellow looked mt him moment
All tell You, certainly You won't give 1t
awayT
Il give you my word
"Weu, its mongaroo.'
"a m0umroo, Aud what isa mongaroof'
"You don't know what % monearoo Isl a
moncar0o is an animal found in Africa that
lives entirely ou snakes.
"Aul how are You going 20 get snakes for
it 20 eatr
son. you see I'm taking it 20 my brother.
Hes confirmed driukcr, and
"But don't SEE
"Weu. he's always seeing snakes and I'm
going to-
But how can this animal live on inn
aginary snakesN
ooh. hi, is am imaginary mougar0o.'
Then the sharp nosed man went into the
cabin and sat down opposite girl who j,
supposed TO be in Saucelito for change Of air
but comes over here four day, out Of The
week.-Sau Francisco Chronicle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

der buyers and SPECTATORS were doing some
thing. While the. market is firm, there is
less activity in all other kinds. There are
buyers for all the Burleys offered. but with
light sales on account of light stocks held
here. Crop news has been rather meagrc
this week. Rains have no doubt done much
good, if they have been only local. Drouth
continues in parts Of several important to-
baccO counties
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29
A Condensed Novel.

Twenty heaux in fine clothes
Naaed Miss De Ia Mauches
Her old dad ducats had
stocks. mines, railroads, ranches
One fine day passed away
An De Manches' rhino;
Not a beau came, all no,
Save Paul Pencil Shine.
Rcporialre-inky hair
Was This constant lover
Mauchcs gold once more rolled.
Paul now munches clover.
New York Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

RICHMOND, VA, July y.
The tobacco market has worn rather
more quiet aspect all this week. although I'M
diyiduals have reported few large trade, in
bright smokers and filters Fine bright
wrappers were more active to-day; both or
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

All the real wits and humorists are a
sedate people; their wit and humor is
worked out soberly, with tne and plum
net.-Ulele Esek.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York Stock Market.
Reported by G. W. Branch Il Co., bankers
and brokers. No I'LL Main street.

ana brokers'. NO. I'LL Nam street.
REVIEW.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-Pursuing the tactics
Of yesterday the bears made a further at
tack on the market this morning, and find
ing but slight opposition were able 20 de-
press values % a considerable degree As far
AS all outside news and general features can
be discovered. they still continue to be very
favorable, but the public temper Of specula-
ton has been seriously diverted from Wall
street. and it may require very caustic meas
ures 10 return il into the old lines.
During the last hour of business, however
buying movement set IN which, by IT'S
effect on the market seemed to give good
evidence of large short interest still out
standing
We really believe that values have seen
about their lowest and think that cautious
buying will prove remuneratlve.
Prices closed firm Money, per cent.
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GraIn and Cotton E.ehange.
RICHMOND, NA- July 2s
OFFERINGS RFpORTFD T0 4rrnrr,py

A.i' HN''"f SEQ July -.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat.-Whitc lO2 bushels. Longberry
296 bushels. Mixed .24 bushels. Short
berry, 2.53s bushels Total. 6.O,D bushels.
Corn.-White, =, 800 bushels oats, 90 bush
els mill ofal, ~ tons Hour, 70 barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat. White, lO2 bushels good al s2c
Longberry, 0oO bushels prime 40 .sGc.. 81
bushels very good al Sic 7OO bushels nu
at sc. ~ bushels fair 40 SIC Mixed. G0.
bushels good at s3c. 63i bushels good ai
81. ShOuberry, go bushels very good al
Sc; 1872 bushels good at SIC. ~ bushels
gOOdat Sic; 232 bushels fair 40 SIC: : bush.
els fair AT 7sc. 81 bushels common 40 77c.
IS bushels common at 75c.; lOO bushels COM
mon al 73c
Corn.-White, l,S0O bushels prime 40 52c
Oats.-Mixed 50 bushels good Virginia At
Csc.
Mil Ohal.-2S tons Western bran $40.
COTTON REPORT.
Market dull.
Qaotations.-Middling, 1OIc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

There is many heart that dwells in its
soul, like a hermit in his cell, its own sad
aud s0rrowiag contess0r --Uncle Esek.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES.
Indications for Virginia commencing at Is pm
Yesterday Fair weather variable Wnl-
stationary temperature
shipping News Port of Richmond.
ARRIVED july -. lsss.
Schooner John II IIueuc lurdae. fcrnan
dina. odd riiI-. tine Ircdcglr Company
schooner A. e.. Buckley, 'mnncr Bali
more. coal. $. II. Halves.
SAILED.
Schooner j. D. Clayton. Parker Philudcl
phm. granite. Richmond Granite Company
vessel. Curtis a. Parker.
Schooner Sarah Wood. Hickman. D0chcster
c0ul. Chesapeake ami Ohio railway vessel
Curtis * Parker.
Schooner ". D. Kennel. Rose. Boston
slaves: vessel. (ugtisA Parker.
Schooner + Mcrwiu. stiles. stamford, bIrh
A. b. Goodman. vessel Cunts Parker.
schooner Lula " QWIIDn lu~Icy. Bermuda
Hundreds. t0 finish loading railroad ties ioi
Philadelphia.
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r. W. El-om'- Employment Agency
has moved tofl,4 Broad street. Richmond, Na.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29
A Now IiNery.

"What does this Ilg mean, SanhoH
well, mas-a, / heard SO much bout ser
wants weariu' libbery that l JUS done bought
one AT second hand store How you like
',mY-Texas Siftiugs
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ChIcnco GraIn and rrodnce MarI.et.
CHICAGO. July Is. lss7.

Reported by &. +. BEDFORD g. Co.. Graio
Commission Merchants. so. Is South Iwe.lti
street.
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THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.

TEMPERATURES YESTERDAY.
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Tobacco Markets.

Market dull.
Notwithstanding, l0ic.